Why there could be many identical copies of you
In theory this is not the only Universe that might exist, and in many others, identical copies of us can be found.
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Humans have reached their lifespan limit, researchers say
Humans can only live so long and we're reaching the natural biological limit, researchers say in a report published in Nature.
Are killer bots about to do away with smartphone apps?
Is the smartphone app doomed?
Ten books you should read in October
A selection
Are nervous habits derailing your job interview?
When it comes to job interviews, you'd be right to presume your stellar CV, personal presentation and, more importantly, how well you answer questions could land you the position.
Harvard’s new students: Virgins with iPhones
Virgins with iPhones - well, most of them are virgins and even more of them have iPhones.
Race to the sky: Is London’s tall tower addiction ruining its skyline?
"I don't know what London's coming to," said the English actor, singer and playwright Noel Coward in 1931 as the city's first skyscrapers began to rise.
What’s the evidence for the gluten-free lifestyle?
With food allergies on the rise we probably all know someone who has to avoid one foodstuff or another for medical reasons
Designer pencils? Inside Karl Lagerfeld’s $3,000 art kit
Karl Lagerfeld has teamed up with art supplies manufacturer Faber-Castell on a collection of high-end drawing tools and supplies that any art lover would dream of.
Ranga, bogan and mugachino among new words added to Australian dictionary
"Feeling schmick in your budgie smugglers having a chardy in the arvo with ya bunji."
